brave bee

Looks as if he's being sucked in! I personally would not mess with any part of an acanthus plant - all those prickly bits where you don't expect them.
Moments of happiness still to look forward to today:
1.tea and cake at our friend Sylv's this afternoon
2.Indian lamb dish Neil is making for dinner tonight
3.bottle of wine to go with the Indian lamb dish

[Gena Pegg]

That is a huge bee!! Not familiar with this plant...but must have some good stuff in it for him to be so intent. Great capture of it!!! Have a lovely day...the menu sounds delicious!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Well spotted must be good nectar ---or is he trying to hide from you !! hahaha !

[Barbara Havrot]

Wow, he sure is in there a LONG way! Good butt shot! haha

[Graham Thresher]

Fantastic capture,

[Pat Knowles]

Lovely shot of his back end....great detail & some beautiful colours!

[Hazel]

@beryl

Probably hide is right!

[Denise]

Quite a perspective!

[Margaret Brown]

Very brave bee, great POV nice capture!

[Pyrrhula]

The dinner sounds lovely and tasty. Great close up and capture of the bee and flower

[Molly]

Looks as if it's become part of the plant. Great shot!

[Bep]

Great shot, Hazel.

[👑 AnaZad]

Fantastic capture.

[Karin Hirsch]

This is superb, snap for twogreat minds think a like

[Julie Duncan]

A true nectar - aholic! Cute shot of a bee butt! :)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I love your pov, Hazel. Great capture.

[Ivan]

Wonderful bee picture, Hazel. That Indian lamb dish sounds good, love lamb!

[Rohini Gupta]

Unusual bee picture - interesting how he is almost lost in the flower.

[Darren Juden]

He's digging deep!
Hope the evening was as good as it sounds :)

[Hazel]

@darrenboyj

Thanks, Darren, it was good. I like the Indian dishes Neil cooks us as they are quite light, a bit like Thai food but I don't like what's on offer in Indian restaurants.